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<blockquote data-quote="Coroc" data-source="post: 7173339" data-attributes="member: 6895991">Please stop the discussion about different Strength (Starting) scores of male or female of one and the same race. It is not necessary to increase realism or to reduce disbelief.That is a totally different thing than talking about attribute differences between half orcs and halflings.If at all I would consider using it on an NPC race, namely drow (in the FR). The female would get higher Str Wis and Cha and the male higher int dex and con e.g. or such to reflect their archetypical society. Maybe the female higher Str and Cha and the male higher int and dex would be better in this case.Would I use it on any other race usable as a PC !which in fact I would not! then the women would get 2 Points of Cha for every point of strength difference, that is not because I am sexist but because I am an old school chevalier (sorry for that I am educated / conditioned that way and I am proud of it and I will not change it)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Coroc, post: 7173339, member: 6895991"] Please stop the discussion about different Strength (Starting) scores of male or female of one and the same race. It is not necessary to increase realism or to reduce disbelief. That is a totally different thing than talking about attribute differences between half orcs and halflings. If at all I would consider using it on an NPC race, namely drow (in the FR). The female would get higher Str Wis and Cha and the male higher int dex and con e.g. or such to reflect their archetypical society. Maybe the female higher Str and Cha and the male higher int and dex would be better in this case. Would I use it on any other race usable as a PC [B]!which in fact I would not![/B] then the women would get 2 Points of Cha for every point of strength difference, that is not because I am sexist but because I am an old school chevalier (sorry for that I am educated / conditioned that way and I am proud of it and I will not change it) [/QUOTE]

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